10 gal help

mermaiden78

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I have a 10 gall. and have a condy, cinn clown, damsel, and 2 turbo snails would it be safe to start adding coral? what kind would be the best? the take has been set for 1 year .
 
I have a 10 gall. and have a condy, cinn clown, damsel, and 2 turbo snails would it be safe to start adding coral? what kind would be the best? the take has been set for 1 year

What kind of lighting do you have?
 
it is a single fluorecent it says f15t8 im not sure what that means but i hope it helps
 
If I were you, I would immmediately get new lights!!!
How long could you have possibly had your condy?
15 watt t8 fluorescent?
You should wait to buy coral till you get new lights, and if you cant get rid of the condy, feed it.
 
I hope your damnsel and clown continue to get along with each other. Closely related species often have issues when they are in such close quarters. Also your condi will get to be about the size of a basket ball so... It will also sting pretty much anything else you put in there with it. I say pretty much because there is a chance that it might host the clown. That lighting probably isn't even enough to keep your conid happy by the way the only thing I know of that would maybe be ok would be shrooms and that would assume you upgrade the bulbs to a grow light or other full spectrum lighting.
hth
chris
 
how much more light (and what kind) is recommended? I dont know much about them but it seems the anemone is doing pretty good... He did get sucked into my power head yesterday morning and lost a few tentacles but other than that he seems to be happy he is staying open and floating and hopping around he finally found a place on my live rock and has attached he has been there for a few hours now.... I will take any suggestions given!!! :confused:
 
i have had my condy for 3 weeks now please help me i dont want to kill them!!!!!!
 
you could get a 96 watt quad fluorescent or a 70 watt halide.

You could also retrofit a couple of 13 watt power compacts into a custom hood
 
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